Italian

The English phrase ‘necktie’ is cravatta in Italian. cravatta is a feminine noun referring to a strip of cloth worn around the neck and tied in the front.

Luca is the Italian male given name for Luca.

The English phrase ‘coeliac disease’ is translated into Italian as celiachia.

The English phrase ‘slang’ is translated into Italian as gergo. gergo refers to unconventional language.

Ti amiamo is the Italian phrase for ‘we love you’. This phrase is used by a group of people to express deep affection or romantic love for one person.

To walk in Italian is to camminare. The verb camminare describes the physical act of moving on one’s feet. You can also use the phrase andare a piedi.

il is the Italian way to say the English word ‘the’ for singular masculine nouns. The word il is the definite article used to mean ‘the’.

In Italian, ‘broke’ can be expressed in several ways depending on the context, primarily using al verde.

The Italian word for ‘gopher’ is gopher. The term is used to refer to a small burrowing rodent.

The English phrase “pasta sauce” is sugo per la pasta in Italian.